This is the companion page for Green Web Foundation presentations and activities at DjangoCon EU 2024
The talk given on Wednesday 5th June
Summary:
In this talk, we cover:
- How carbon emissions result from our use digital services, and why people are paying more attention as a new laws on climate disclosure are passed around the world.
- How they are measured and estimated, and common tools used to do so, especially for pythonistas
- Why Django is well placed to be one of the greenest frameworks out there, with lessons learned from a leading django project.
You can see the presentation online, as via google slides – it has copious links in the presenter notes.
See the conference talk page for more details.
The follow on workshop on Friday 7th June
Summary
In this session attendees learn the basics of how carbon emissions from digital services are currently measured, what tooling exists to automate this measurement, and how this can be integrated into continuous integration pipelines using open source tooling.
We run through a worked example of a set up for a real-world open source Django project.
The companion deck for the 50 minute workshop is visible (with lots of extra bonus content for after the session)
See the companion deck for this workshop
Kickoff survey: what is the one thing you would like to learn in this session?
An abridged version for the Django Berlin User Group in June
A shorter version of this workshop was given at the Berlin Django User Group. Link to the deck presented.
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